Robalo 2012 220, Руководство владельца/оператора

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Three Selector Switches with Two Batteries and
Twin Engines
Each of the three battery switches have two positions:
All Switches Off
Power supplied to automatic bilge pump, CO detector (if so
equipped), and stereo memory.
STBD Switch ON
Use only STBD (Main Engine) battery.
PORT Switch ON
Use only PORT (Main Engine/House) battery.
STBD, PORT, and PARALLEL Switches ON
Use only STBD (Main Engine) and PORT (Main Engine/House)
batteries.
Recommended settings are as follows:
1. All Switches Off
When boat is not in use or power is not required, turn all
switches to OFF. The only power supplied at this setting is
the automatic bilge pumps, carbon monoxide detector (if
equipped), and stereo memory.
2. STBD Switch ON
To start the engine, place switch in ON position. With this
setting, power will now be supplied to your boat from the
STBD (Main /Engine) battery. This will allow the engine alter-
nator to charge only the starboard main battery.
3. PORT Switch ON
To start the engine, place switch in ON position. With this
setting, power will now be supplied to your boat from the
PORT (Main Engine/House) battery. Having this switch in
the ON position will also supply cabin or accessory power.
This will allow the engine alternator to charge only the port
main battery.
Note: Robalo does not recommend leaving all three switches
on when the engine is off. This will drain both batteries and
you will not have a starting battery.
5. STBD, PORT, and PARALLEL Switches ON
If the batteries are low, you still have the option of starting the
engines by combining the output from both batteries. This
position is also used to charge both the main and house bat-
teries from one engine if the boat is not equipped with a
battery isolator.
Note: When recharging a low battery, be sure to run the engine
for a sufficient amount of time to fully recharge the battery.
Note: Robalo does not recommend any other settings than
mentioned because of possible damage to batteries or engine
alternator.
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Figure 3.2 Three Selector Switches with Two Batteries
and Twin Engines